Dassanayake (right) will resign after Nepal’s World Cricket League Championship matches in November
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Nepal head coach Pubudu Dassanayake has decided to step down from his position, reportedly citing personal reasons.
“It is a good start and I hope it will continue in the years to come”
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The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) have implemented the central contract system for the first time.
Hong Kong and Nepal will square off against each other in their first ever Twenty20 International series
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The top four Asian Associates – Nepal, Afghanistan, Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates – will tour Sri Lanka next month after Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) approved a request from the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) development manager Bandula Warnapura.
Dassanayake’s new contract will last until June 15, 2015
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Pubudu Dassanayake will continue coaching Nepal after he signed a new contract that lasts until June 15, 2015.
“I expect to perform a dual role as a Consultant to the Ministry as well as a coach of the national cricket team”
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Pubudu Dassanayake is set to resume his role as Nepal’s head coach after he was invited back to the country by the government.
“CAN has not communicated anything regarding my contract and I need to go home”
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Nepal head coach Pubudu Dassanayake’s job is currently in limbo after he left the country due to the fact that his contract is coming to an end.
“It’s the first time for players to be involved in the decision-making process and it’s a great initiative”
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Nepal’s cricketers have ended their boycott after they decided to create an advisory committee that would work hand-in-hand with the Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) in helping develop cricket in the country.
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Dassanayake led Nepal to their maiden World Twenty20
Nepal’s head coach Pubudu Dassanayake will continue on with his role for another year after guiding the national team to their maiden World Twenty20.
